Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms - Kitchen Sink Advice

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Heather_S
11-28-05, 12:10 PM
Hi everyone!

I am doing a few light improvements in my kitchen- starting with replacing the sink. I was wondering if anyone had suggestions for a durable sink that isnt too expensive. I am looking for stainless steal.

Also, do you think it is better to have the sink divided into two, or have one large basin?

Thanks!

Hammylinky
11-28-05, 01:43 PM
I love my undermount sink. It has one large, deep basin and one smaller basin which the garbage disposal is attached to. It is so much easier to wash cookie sheets and large pans with the extra deep sink. The sink is an Artisan and I got it from a small retailer. I'd recommend it compared to what the big box stores sell. :)
JBlake
11-28-05, 02:27 PM
I decided on just a single deep bowl stainless farmhouse from Kindred. I figured not much i can't fit into a 36" sink. If you are comparison shopping try HomeClick. I found a coupon code HCFriends (http://www.homeclick.com) that is worth 12% off.

James

Heather_S
11-28-05, 03:26 PM
How do I look at the url you posted JBlake?

-Heather
Doug Aleshire
11-28-05, 03:48 PM
Heather_S,

Just copy and paste the below from the http to .com into your browser window.

http://www.homeclick.com

Hope this helps!
Heather_S
11-29-05, 04:05 PM
I am looking at the Kindred and the prices don't look to bad.

Thanks,
Heather :)